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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1955-05-19, Page 4PAGE FOUR CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1955 f`Enjoy your, Share" "For 68 years I have fished, and for 51 years 7sl rated this boundless recreational Province of Ontario. I"am starting my grandson on another half century of it, knowing in my bones that it 'outlast. Ontario's wilderness• resources are now in the care of enlightened and ianagi- .native men. Get out and enjoy your share," Gregory Clark Gregory Clark whose columns are read by thousands, is a .booster for holidaying in Ontario. You'll more than agreewith him if you seek your own vacation in Ontario this year. What a variety of tempting resort areas to choose from-- North, rom—North, South, West or 'Fast. And what a variety of pleasure— fishing, boating, lake and beach, museum and shrine, booming industries in city, mine and forest. More than 74,000 miles of paved highway and secondary roads premise comfortable travel. Reminders of Ontario's fascinating history dot the 'countryside and school -book 1tlatory becomes alive in its setting. It's Ontario that has so many multi -varied attractions for you this year. And, accommodation sates are reasonable for a true tinily holiday. Send in the coupon below and learn of Ontario's Treasure Trove in detail. it KNOW • BETTER IN , 5 rgef �olrrnefol Ort Provincial Flower "75. Trillium" fir 1 I, ONTARIO TRAVEL. ROOM 171. as cou.sGE ST.. TORONTO, ONTARIO. 1. PLEASE SEND ME A FREE ROAD MAP AND 1 TRAVEL INFORMATIONADOUToNTARI0. Obituaries Thomas Booth Russell Consitt . Funeral service' for a young (By our Mensall correspondent) Goderich Township farmer, .and Russell Condit 49 who died ex -RAF member, Thomas Booth, suddenly from a heart ,attack was conducted in the Beattie Thursday evening, May 5, at his funeral home, Rattenbury Street home, Parr Line, had farmed all East, Clinton, on Monday after,his life in Stanley ,Township. noon, - Rev. John Martin, Hawks- .Funeral service"was conducted ville, officiated. Interment was in Canton Cemetery. from the family residence, conces- siert six, Stanley-Tpwnship, on Sat - Pall -bearers were John Deeves, urda afternoon,byRev. N, Me - Frank Potter, Goderich Township; y Carl Johnson,Hullett Township; Leod, Kippen.. Burial was in B5y Arthur Dutton, 13riicefield, ''Neih held Cemetery . Lowey, .Benmilier.and Roy Wheel- A ladies' quartette, 14Irs. William t,r, Clinton, Flower.bearers.`were Kyle, Mrs. John .Henderson, Mrs. Edward Deeves, Ray Potter and Bruce McGregor and Mrs, Harold Percy Riley, Goderich Township; Jones sang In the Sweet "Bye Reg. Clifford and Bert Clifford, and Bye". Clinton; Wallace Avery, Holmes- Pall -bearers were Anson. Cele- ville; John Colclough, Toronto man, IIarvey Coleman, Ward For.. and Matthew Kelly, Seaforl:h. rest, Roy Consitt, Ivan Forrest Born in Bury, Lancastershire, and Bruce McClincney. England, the son of Mr. and Mrs, Flower -bearers - were Herbert William Booth, Thomas was sta- Stephenson, Wilmer Turner, Clar- tioned with the RAF at Station once Stephenson, George Stephen- Clinton in 1941. The next year he son, Floyd Turner, Ralph Turner; married Donna Pickett, who sur- Ronald Coleman, Murvin Johnston, vives him. During the next years Kenneth Parke and Emerson Kyle. he served in the Air -Sea Rescue He was an active member of Crew :with the RAF in India, and St. Andrew's United/ Church, Kip- in 1946 returned to Goderich pen, .a member .of the board of Township where he has farmed on managers, and a past master of Concession 14 ever since. -Varna LOL No. 1035. Mr. Booth was a member of the Surviving besides' his wife, the Maple Street Gospel Hall, Clinton. former Eileen `Turner, be four Death occurred suddenly, at his sons, Thomas,. 'Will, John and farm home, last Friday morning, James; and two sisters, Mrs. Robin and was attributed to a heart McAllister, Stanley Township; and attack. - Mrs. -Clarence Parke, of the Gosh - Surviving besides his widow, are en line; one daughter, Nancy Ann. one son, Paul; aged seven; 'a dau- - ghter,_ Joan, aged 12; a brother, William Booth, at Bury, Lancast ershire, and a sister, Mrs, Frank Carnous, Liverpool, England. Attending the funeral were friends from Toronto, London, Stratford and Kitchener, as well as those from the local area. 'NAM! ST.EET POST OFFICE (PLEASE TENT. CLAIM) Ontario Deportment of Travel & Publicity Hon. Loafs P. Cecile, Q.C., Minister. Geo. T. Trowhil1 . George T. Trowhill, 65, formerly of Clinton, died Wednesday, May 4, at his home . in Toronto. He retired last December after 42 years' service in telegraphy. He was a former general super- intendent of eastern. Canadian lines 'for the Canadian National Telegraph. Mr. Trowhill was born and edu- cated herein Clinton. He started .his career as a telegrapher in 1908 with the Michigan. Central Rail- way in St. Thomas, In 1912 he joined the Great North Western Telegraph Co., which later became part of the CMT. ` During the Second World War he served on a.wartime telegraph bonemunications committee and in 1949 was appointed to the post he hely when he retired. Surviving are . his widow and a daughter. The funeral service was held on Friday. Mrs. J. MacDonald Mrs. Jessie MacDonald died at her home, 106 Waterloo Street, Goderich, on Sunday. Arthur E. Kerslake. (By our Londesborp correspondent) Arthur E. Kerslake, 62, who diedFriday,.May 13, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Archie Web- er, Stephen Township, had farmed all his life on the homestead where he was born in Usborne Township. He was a member of James Street United Church, Exeter. His wife, the former Elsie Lyon, Lon- desboro, died two years ago. Surviving are three sons, Harold, Elwyn and Robert, an of Usborne; five daughters, Mrs. Chester Cor- nish, Mrs. Donald Case, and Pat- ricia, all of Exeter; Mrs. Morley Crockford, Toronto; Mrs. Archie Weber, Stephen; also one sister, Mrs. Melville Hern, Exeter. The funeral was held from the Hopper -Hockey funeral home, Ex- eter, on. Monday afternoon. Rev. H. J. Snell officiated. Interment was in Exeter Cemetery. William J.' Nickle W. J. Nickle, late of Townsend Street, Clinton died from a heart attack, shortly after reporting for work last Tuesday` at Sherlock- Manning Piano Co., ,Limited. He was born at Kincardine, and lived there until coming to Clinton 52 years ago., He was a member of St, Joseph's Church He was twice married, his first wife be- ing the former Elizabeth Connell, who died in 1947, Surviving are his wife, the for- mer Phoebe Nigh; three sons, James, Hamilton; Barry, Caledon- ia; John, Toronto; two daughters, Mts. W. R. Welsh, London; Mrs, Hugh McLeod, Kingsville; one brother, Edward, Clinton; and two sisters, Mrs. F. H. Coleman and May, London.. Requiem high �nrass was sung Thursday : morning, May 12, by Rev. J. W. P. Graham, in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Clinton. Burial was in St. James' Cemetery, Seaforth.' Pall -bearers were Caryl Draper, J, E. "Dick" MacDonald, Theo Fron lin Wilbur Welsh, ... Hugh Ladd, and Bruce Norman. George Fee Rev. D. J. Lane. of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Clinton, of- ficiated on Tuesday afternoon at service held in the Stiles funeral home, Goderich. Interment was hi Maitland Cemetery. Surviving are a son, Graham, Goderich, two sisters, Mrs. Harris (Maud) Hutchison and Miss Elsie, both of London, and two brothers, IL Benson and James, both of Amherst, N.S. HEAR. JIM SCOTT Prove the Frost Government Neglects the Riding of - Huron Listen to. ALL These Broadcasts CIKNX, WINGIIAM Friday, May 20 7.00 - 7.10 p.m. Monday, May 23 -- 7.30 - 7.45 p.m. Tuesday, May 24--12.10-12.20 noon (Keep this for future reference) THIS TiME ELECT A FIGHTER FOR HURON! VOTE LIBERAL: VOTE SCOTT (Inserted by the Huron Liberal Association) (By , our . Remelt correspondent) George Pee, 74, died Thursday, May 5 at the Heywood nursing home, Exeter. Mr. Fee had resided in Hensel' .for many years. He was a mem- bei of the United Church, and of Hensel]. IOOF Lodge No. 223. Surviving, besides . his wife, the former Irene Lippert, Zurich, are one- son, Charles, Hensail, CNR relieving agent; two daughters, Mrs. Ed Ball, London; Mrs. Louis Weigand, Dashwood;, and one bro- ther, Oliver, Exeter, ' Private •service was conducted on Saturday afternoon at- the Bonthron funeral home, Hensall, under auspices of the IOOF lodge by Rev. W. J. Rogers. Interment was in Exeter Cemetery. Robert Richardson 'Death came suddenly to am ud ly Robert Richardson at his home in Gode- rich Township, on Wednesday May 4. Mr. Richardson was the last surviving member of the fam- ily of the late James Richardson and Susanna "Welwood:and died on the farm. on which he was born. He had been in failing health the past few years and had only returned from the hospital about two weeks ago. He was a mem- ber of St, Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton. Funeral service waa held on Friday afternoon from the Bali and Mutch funeral, home,. Clinton. The Rev. R. M. P. Bulteel offic- iated. Pall -bearers were all neigh- bours: Edgar Trewartha, Wilfred Glazier, Wtlliani Batkin, George Connell, Wilfred - Colclough and According to figures released' by the Ontario Division of the Can- adian Cancer Society, cancer ranks fourth as a cause of death be- tween the ages of one and four years. Between the ages of five and 14 years it ranks second for both sexes and is surpassed only by accidental death. Seeds Still have a complete stock of CLOVER and GRASS SEEDS. Years of experience in making mix- tures for Hay or Pasture at your service, I now have RED CLOVER as low as $36.00 per bushel—No. 1 grade. Have a quantity of ONTARIO FEED OATS cleaned, good quality; also BEAVER OATS and MONT- CALM BARLEY fit for seed. CONTRACT BARLEY STILL AVAILABLE. .111' Fred O. Ford GRAIN and SEED PHONE 123W - - - - CLINTON BLYTII LEGxION ASKS FOR BLINKIQR. L)Sl Wf Action that is dear to the heart of the editor of The Blyth Stand- ard was started by the Blyth Branch of the Canadian Legion, when they prepared a petition to John W, Hanna, MP, to; have a warning light placed on Highway 4, at the intersection of Queen and Dinsley Streets in Blyth, — Standard. Harold Tyndall. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery. He, is survived by two nephews and one niece, Robert E. Rowden, Goderich Township; Robert Lud- low, Hazel Park, Mich., and Sus- anna Nicholls, Cleveland, Ohio; also a few cousins, one of which is Walt Disney, Hollywood, Calif„ who visited him a few years ago. R. N. Welsh Funeral services for Robert Nixon Welsh who died at Victoria Hospital, London, on Monday, April 25, was conducted on Thurs- day, April 28 at the Millard George funeral home, London, by the Rev. F. H; Jobl n, pastor of Wesley 'United Church. Pall -bearers were Charles Has- kett, 'Edward-Opper, Jack Pollard, Jack Stewart, Arthur Elder, Mel Baldwin. Interment Was in Chu - toil Cemetery. Friends from Clinton, London, Toronto, Dunnville ' Leamington, St. Thomas, Bayfield, Lambeth, attended the funeral. 0 GODERIOR KIN NAMES BERT 871011, PRESIDENT Bert Such was elected president of the Kinsmen Club of Goderich at the regular meeting in the Brit- ish Exchange Hotel. -Signal -Star. 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